Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Is ‘copaganda’ why Americans think crime is up, when it’s down?
President Trump claims crime is rising in D.C., when it’s actually down there — and across the country. Critics say his rhetoric is part of a longer history of “copaganda.”
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readPresident Trump claims crime is rising in D.C., when it’s actually down there — and across the country. Critics say his rhetoric is part of a longer history of “copaganda.”
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The full episode
1 of 4Many Americans falsely think crime is rising. Blame ‘copaganda’- 0:00Is ‘copaganda’ why Americans think crime is up, when it’s down?You’re reading this
- 16:36Dodgers’ freeway woes, LAFC scores big, Venus returns
- 26:56Weekend film reviews: ‘Highest 2 Lowest,’ ‘Nobody 2,’ ‘The Knife’
- 42:34Cold noodles: Try these Korean and Japanese dishes